The video tutorial covers measures of central tendency, including mean, median, and mode, and explains how to calculate them. It provides examples and exercises to practice these calculations. The video also discusses the concept of range and outliers, explaining how they affect data analysis. Students are guided through problem-solving scenarios to apply these concepts in real-world situations.

What are the three measures of central tendency discussed?

• Mean, Medium, Mode

• Median, Mode, Range

• Average, Median, Range

• Mean, Median, Mode

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How is the mean calculated from a set of values?

• Difference between highest and lowest values

• Most frequently occurring value

• Middle value of the dataset

• Sum of all values divided by the number of values

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What is the median in a dataset?

• Average value

• Middle value when data is ordered

• Most frequent value

• Sum of all values

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If a dataset has no repeating values, what is the mode?

• There is no mode

• The smallest value

• The median value

• The largest value

What is the range of a dataset?

• Sum of all values

• Average of all values

• Middle value of the dataset

• Difference between the highest and lowest values

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In a dataset, if the mean is needed to be at least 90, what should be the minimum score of the next test?

• 89

• 90

• 93

• 92

Which measure of central tendency is most affected by outliers?

• Range

• Mode

• Median

• Mean

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What does an outlier represent in a dataset?

• The middle value

• The most common value

• The average value

• A value significantly different from others

When there are no outliers, which measure is preferable to represent the dataset?

• Median

• Mean

• Mode

• All of the above

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What is the median of the dataset: 56, 45, 26, 48, 54, 52, 49, 38?

• 52

• 49

• 54

• 48.5

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